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Wake up, baby: Satya dropped a new blog: where he argues that AI is different from old software. With old software, we can clearly see how it works. With AI, we often don’t fully understand why it does what it does. This becomes risky when AI can see private data or take important actions.
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Wake up, baby: Satya dropped a new blog: where he argues that AI is different from old software. With old software, we can clearly see how it works. With AI, we often don’t fully understand why it does what it does. This becomes risky when AI can see private data or take important actions.

He says we need to build strong safety systems around AI. The AI’s smartness should stay separate from human control and decision-making. We should use the same careful security rules that companies already use for important systems.

He lists key rules for safer advanced AI:

- Use different kinds of AI models

- Watch everything closely and keep clear records

- Allow outside checks and audits

- Put strong limits and protections around the AI

- Share what goes wrong so everyone can learn and improve

u/dev_Raspberry_new — 4 days ago
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SOMEONE BUILT A TINY CRAB ROBOT THAT CAN JUMP AROUND YOUR HOUSE (everything is Open Sourced)

u/dev_Raspberry_new — 11 days ago
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Tinder officially launched a new tool called Orgies, sorry "Group Hangouts". It lets people date or hang out in groups instead of alone, up to 15 people😭 (is this even legally allowed?)

u/dev_Raspberry_new — 15 days ago
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16-year-old browser game Happy Wheels racked up 750K+ wishlists for its Steam release, and its creator expects "to make 5k at best".

u/dev_Raspberry_new — 17 days ago
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Microsoft ran 1K+ coding agents at once to test a scalable, self-organised multi-agent harness. This is an interesting test because most multi-agent systems today have some hierarchy or structure.

u/dev_Raspberry_new — 17 days ago
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A 16-year-old hacker got into a private Microsoft analytics service using a fake, unsigned login token. He ran commands as an admin and accessed databases with more than 17 trillion rows of data. These included Bing search analytics and records of 17,990 Microsoft employee emails.

he refused and reported it to Microsoft, so they paid him 5k Dollars

u/dev_Raspberry_new — 18 days ago
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says we're in a "low IQ era" where children won't need basic skills like math because AI can do it for them.

u/ITRabbit — 18 days ago
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Google is changing how search result links work. When you search for something, the links no longer show the real website address. Instead, they go to something like google .com/goto? followed by a long secret code that only Google can understand. (btw third page disappears in incognito)

u/dev_Raspberry_new — 1 month ago